how well does the larger (Titan) stove work with an alcohol stove placed within it ... specifically a titanium Evernew brand alcohol stove?
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The Titan works excellent with a variety of alcohol stoves. I'm not familiar with the Evernew Titanium model, but if it fits inside a 4" cylinder and is not more than 4" tall it should work very well. I have used a large Sterno can in mine and it works fantastic. It's a good option for ice camping where there is no wood. Honestly though, the Titan works so well with any wood or solid fuel that you may find you won't need the alcohol stove at all. There is another feature of the Titan that allows it to burn any liquid fuel, the ash pan is water tight and can hold about a cup of any liquid. It will burn intensely for about 15 min with a pan full of alcohol.
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To start with I find these childproof lighters very difficult to use because of the configuration of the switches. I only have experience with it on a propane stove. When you turn the stove knob on propane streams out and is ignited by the spark. I don't know how a alcohol stove works. The lighter probably would work if when you turn the knob on a alcohol stove a stream of propellant is emitted to be ignited by the spark.
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I'm sorry; but I don't feel that I can honest that question. I have only used this item with an older, traditional gas burner stove. On that stove, it worked beautifully!
962134
We have a gas stove and it works fine just remwmber dont go over medium heat with it. Hubby does not like it, he says it is too small but i like it and the size is fine for me! :) He had his heart set on a cast iron one I think is why he did not like it.
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Did you ever receive an answer to your question about using an aebleskiver on a glass top electric stove? I have the same question. Thanks!
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I have used this both on a gas and electric stove and it works GREAT!! However, I use bamboo or wooden skewers along the bottom to ensure nothing sticks to the bottom. We have cooked beef, chicken, and lamb along with vegetables and everytime it has been amazing. Takes me back to Sefrou, Maroc :-)
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The Solo Pot 1800 is the official companion pot for the Solo Stove Titan. The Titan nests inside and the whole kit fits together. You can google "Solo Stove" and purchase it directly on the official website or find it here on Amazon: Solo Stove Pot 1800: Stainless Steel Companion Pot for Solo Stove Titan. Great for Backpacking, Camping, Survival
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NO, do not use any other fuels in an alcohol stove it could be deadly, other fuels are meant for pressurized stoves and to powerful for this stove.
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I only have the black one and it is durable enough for my needs. I do not know about the titanium ones. I also do not have my iron pans on it, only my non stick caphelon. I wanted to help keep those from getting scratched. I like it, it is working for me. There are places to screw the back of it up against the inside cabinet wall, but I have not had to do that and i have 5 skillets on it in descending sizes (largest on bottom to smallest on top. 12 in to 6 inch pans/skillets)
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I have a glass stove and cast iron pans, they work great together, no issues at all.
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It should work fine, as long as the single burner stove is large enough to hold it.
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It technically should since they contain the same fuel and have the same male nozzle. However, the narrower size bottles means you won't be able to use the base, and the resulting stove will be so unstable that I would not recommend it
962135
I have a gas stove and it works great. The instructions will tell you not to put the heat on high. It is very large so if you have a smaller stove it won't fit. I use mine all the time. Easy to clean also.
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The Solo Pot 1800 is the official companion pot for the Solo Stove Titan. The Titan nests inside and the whole kit fits together. You can google "Solo Stove" and purchase it directly on the official website or find it here on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IDCW9Z6
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yes but all titanium cookware does not dissipate heat well, it is only used for it's lightness, so areas of bottom that are touching stove will be hotter than areas off the stove surface.
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Though I don't have the largest of the solo stoves, I do have the Solo Titan. The solo stoves are true gassifiers and so are a bit more effficient however they are rather bulky to transport in a backpack. The redeeming feature is that they fit inside of their respective pots. They can be more difficult to feed wood and to regulate the temperatures for cooking. The big advantage of the Bushbox is that it folds flat and is very compact. It is also much easier to feed the wood into and can fit small cooking pots. The Solo stoves are made in China and the Bushbox in Germany if that matters to you. Both seem to be of good quality and workmanship. Though I don't have the largest of the solo stoves, I do have the Solo Titan. The solo stoves are true gassifiers and so are a bit more effficient however they are rather bulky to transport in a backpack. The redeeming feature is that they fit inside of their respective pots. They can be more difficult to feed wood and to regulate the temperatures for cooking. The big advantage of the Bushbox is that it folds flat and is very compact. It is also much easier to feed the wood into and can fit small cooking pots. The Solo stoves are made in China and the Bushbox in Germany if that matters to... » Read More Though I don't have the largest of the solo stoves, I do have the Solo Titan. The solo stoves are true gassifiers and so are a bit more effficient however they are rather bulky to transport in a backpack. The redeeming feature is that they fit inside of their respective pots. They can be more difficult to feed wood and to regulate the temperatures for cooking. The big advantage of the Bushbox is that it folds flat and is very compact. It is also much easier to feed the wood into and can fit small cooking pots. The Solo stoves are made in China and the Bushbox in Germany if that matters to you. Both seem to be of good quality and workmanship. « Show Less
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I would not burn wood/biomass indoors. Once the stove gets going it is less smokey, but will generate lots of smoke during startup or while adding fuel. I have not used the alcohol burner attachment, but that would definitely be better for a low ventilation area. I love this stove, but it is basically a mini campfire (I did use it in a 3 sided AT shelter, but depending on wind the smoke was annoying)